Hawaii Ulu Co-op (HUC) is a farmer-owned business working to revitalize ‘ulu or breadfruit as a viable crop and dietary staple by empowering farmers as change-makers in Hawaiʻi’s food system.

Formed in 2016 with 9 small, diversified growers on Hawai’i Island, HUC has grown to over 100 member-farms on three islands (Hawai’i Island, Maui, and Oʻahu) and is now the foremost breadfruit farmer organization in Hawai’i. By working together, HUC farmers are able to offer consistent, high-quality ‘ulu products that are delicious, versatile, local, healthy, accessible, and sustainable.

The co-op is committed to the revival of ‘ulu to strengthen Hawai‘i’s food security and to the value of mālama ʻāina – care or protection of the earth – by using environmentally responsible production methods.

Our vision is a thriving cooperative that sustains and uplifts producers, consumers, and society as a whole. Farmer owned, ‘āina grown—from our trees to your table.

The Hawaiʻi ʻUlu Co-op is a farmer-owned business working to revitalize ‘ulu (breadfruit) and other Hawai‘i-grown staple crops such as kalo (taro), ‘uala (sweet potato) and palaʻai (pumpkin) by empowering farmers as change-makers in Hawaiʻi’s food system.

Formed in 2016 with nine small, diversified growers on Hawaiʻi Island, Hawaiʻi ʻUlu Co-op has grown to over 140 member-farms on Hawaiʻi Island, Maui, Oʻahu, and Kauaʻi. By working together, the co-op's farmers can offer consistent, high-quality products that are delicious, versatile, local, healthy, accessible, and sustainable.

The co-op is committed to the revival of ʻulu to strengthen Hawaiʻi’s food security and to the value of mālama ʻāina – care or protection of the earth – by using environmentally responsible production methods.

Our vision is a thriving cooperative that sustains and uplifts producers, consumers, and society as a whole.

Farmer owned, ‘āina grown—from our trees to your table!

Max Bowman, ‘Ano‘ano Farm

Susie Osborne, Naniseni Farms

Evan Belaga, Down Dog Ranch

Craig Mastandrea

Richard S. Kodani, RS Kodani Farms

Brett Lomont

Kyle Datta

Patrick Niemeyer, Hamakua Coast Farms

Hawaii Time Farm

Hana Ranch Agriculture, LLC

Hana Horizons

Matthew Ray

Mike Nakada, Kapehu Farms

Stanley Eugenio Jr.

Sherry Mees, Kai Ikena Farms

Wallace Wong

Adam Frey & Kris Steinke

Lincoln Ohana Farm

Ed and Lynn Lincoln

Lani Eubank, E-Scape Enterprises

Davelyn Noelani Kalipi,Kohala Instititue

Marian & David Tompkins

Dee Anne Dominick, Lapa‘au Botanical Sanctuary

Nathan Trump, Island Harvest

David Horne

Malama Solomon, Waiʻaka

Margaret Piaskoski-Wills

David Bozarth, One Village Project

Big Island Orchards

Dave Lambrecht, Sage Farms

Matthew Medeiros

John Pollard

Jan Roberts

HIP Agriculture

Roberta Jacques and Isaac Tanaka

Dan Bolton, Kona Coffee & Tea

Teiko Kuma

Keoki Downes, Downes Grounds

Makai Mcmichael

Trippy Dish Farm

Karen & Gerald Akers

Suzette Kale

David Wiseman,FAD CoffeeText

Makani Kai, Makani Kai Pacific LLC

Adrianne Hale

Jackie Prell and John Caverly,Sweet Cane Cafe

Ethan Doctor, Mo‘oloa Farm

Sam Keli‘iho‘omalu, Uncle's ‘Ulu

Greg Owen, Inu Awa

Robert & Therese Mulroy, Kumu ‘Āina Farm

Deborah Ward

Greg and Cathy Johnson,Johnson Family Farms

Linda Larish, Mauna Ikena Farm

Ralph Johnston

Josiah Hunt

Timothy Farry

Guy Nicholson

Randall L Bachman

Punachicks Farm

James Weatherford

Mark R Powers, M&S Farms

Anthony Olayon

Collin Kuwahara

Aileen Lubong

Kyle Rudolph, Kylorganics

Lauren and Tom DeMent, Io Ag, LLC

Arlene Hamblet, Akioma Farms

Tom Menezes, Alae Estate

Rick Brown, Haku Nui Farms

Robin Black, Hale Lanikaula

Bill DeBoe, 990 Farms

Ala Savio

Kaivao Farm LLC

Lisa Dowd

Daniel Mahalak

Richard Hellmund

Jonathan Hutchinson

Jessica Castle

Joseph Kern, Kuhua Farm

Cindy Walsh, Kona ‘Ulu

Māla Kalu‘ulu Cooperative

Gayle and Henry Cho, Keokea Farms

Tina and Jack Turner, Captain's ‘Ohana Farm

Sam Choi

Haku Nui Farm Inc.

Howard Ling, The Big Web Farm

Thomas Weinstein, Lava Flow Farm

Henry Cho III, Keonaona Farm

Kip Onaka

Clarence and Nellie Medeiros

June Van Leynseele

Joan Mccarty

Robert Kamigaki

Justin Udovch

Diana Keffer, Maiʻalani

Barbara Anderson

Mike and Stephanie Woods-Bettis

Kona Art Farm

Lono Farms

Anthony Casciato

Carolyn Witcover & Debbie Coke

Caleb Coe

Cherrie Kiaha

Iinimaikalani Kahakalau

Kyle Datta, President

Tom Menezes, Director

Andrew Trump, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer

Marcus Woo, Director

Dr. Noa Lincoln, University of Hawai‘i College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources (indigenous crops and cropping systems)

Diane Ragone, The Breadfruit InstituteText

Aunty Kū Kahakalau, Kū-A-Kanaka